The Bowl @ Sugar Hill is a modern concert amphitheater located in Downtown Sugar Hill (Gwinnett County).  Rated one of the best in the Southeast, the Bowl has played host to some of the music industry's most well-known talents:  Colbie Caillat, The Village People and Sister Sledge, Michael Bolton, Don Felder, Cool & The Gang, The Spinners, KC & The Sunshine Band, Trace Adkins and Clint Black, just to name a few. 

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The grass seating amphitheater seats 1,750 with excellent sight lines from within the Bowl viewing area and holds significantly more standing-room only. The turfed plaza and terrace accommodates up to 8,000 guests for mingling and socializing. There is no view of the stage area from the plaza. The Bowl features eight (8) covered VIP suites, and one (1) large covered VIP or ADA section, as well as eight (8) separate covered benches that can be used for vendors, bar set-up, registration or other activities. 

The Bowl overlooks a walking trail and pond and has a working fountain on the plaza. The Bowl itself sits adjacent to the historic Sugar Hill courthouse and next door to the newly developed E-Center that includes shops, restaurants and a retro-style performing arts theater. The Bowl is part of a $46 million mixed-use development by the City of Sugar Hill that connects diverse commercial and event spaces and part of a broader $235 million in private sector investment in downtown.